I judge each post on its merits, and each person by how they behave toward me and others.

The fact that a person has, years ago, made an anti-semitic or racist comment does not mean that they have nothing valid to say on other topics.

They may have even moderated their previous anti-semitic views, perhaps by exposure to real live Israeli Jews like me and @brianoflondon on Hive, rather than baseless fantasies.

Labelling people like you do is defamatory and intolerant.
Cancel Culture is not welcome on Hive.

Also, to suggest that I am a follower of QAnon is ridiculous.
If I happen to have views that are shared by QAnon supporters on a particular issue, that does not make me a QAnon supporter.

Indeed it is only the suppression and persecution of QAnon followers by the "progressive left" that makes me slightly interested in what QAnon is about. Otherwise I'd not be interested at all.

This is the problem with your listing and labelling.

It is defamatory attacks on the person instead of engaging with the ideas and debunking them.

It also is counter-productive as it makes reasonable people more interested in what these people have to say because of attempts to cancel them.

Just after I wrote the above I saw a great re-blog by @steevc about a Raspberry Pi project. If I'd labelled and cancelled him because he reblogged your labelling posts then I'd have missed out on this great post.

I call on you to cease this listing and labelling and instead put forward logical arguments supported by evidence to debunk content you think is bad or crazy.

This is how Hive and free speech works.

If you think the content is bad enough to be downvoted then invest in Hive so you can do so.

This is how Hive works.